Left-Wing Communism in Great Britain
There is no Communist Party in Great Britain as yet, but there is a
fresh, broad, powerful and rapidly growing communist movement among the
workers, which justifies the best
This is very interesting and being discussed in Germany for more than one year.
What I find more interesting in this connection is what Roland Koch, the
temporary prime minister of Hessen and one of the leading figures?of Christian
Democrat Party (CDU), said:?he said that Germany must come out
The end of an era for labor in Detroit was made obvious by the loss of the
Detroit newspaper workers' strike.
http://lists.econ.utah.edu/pipermail/marxism-thaxis/1998-May/009617.html
INTERVIEW WITH DETROIT NEWSPAPER STRIKER BARB INGALLS
[Editor's note: On July 13, 1995, some 2,500 employees of
More comments from Riggins:
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There now follow a few pages where Lenin defends the objectivity of time and
space against Mach who thinks that Newton's views may not actually be
applicable. Here Lenin seems to equate Newton's notion of ABSOLUTE time and
space with the materialist view the
Yes, but here is a question to think about. Why is this not a dialectical
unity of opposites, a synthesis of a thesis (idealism) and antithesis
(materialism), making Kantianism a higher philosophy than either of the others?
Why is dialectical materialism so hostile to Kantianism rather than
Ralph Dumain
This article is shockingly awful and an unfortunate product of CP Soviet
miseducation, and a further contribution to same.
^^^
CB: No this article is very much needed. Your comment is more evidence
NY Times, January 2, 2009
Steel Industry, in Slump, Looks to U.S. Stimulus
By LOUIS UCHITELLE
The steel industry, having entered the recession in the best of health,
is emerging as a leading indicator of what lies ahead. As steel
production goes — and it is now in collapse — so will go the
Louis Proyect
(posted to LBO-talk by SA)
[From an interview with Hasso Plattner, co-founder of SAP]
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,598945,00.htmlhttp://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,598945,00.html
[...]
SPIEGEL: Sometimes it's a nasty game. In 2005,
-- Ralph Dumain rdum...@autodidactproject.org wrote:
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Lenin chose physics to illustrate his theories. He could have picked any
number of sciences had he so wished. I should also note the conditions of 1908
are not unique. Marxism itself, as a scientific world view, is going through a
Early Christianity as a manifestation of the Communist ideal is a rather
simplistic conception of the nature of Christianity. See for example, THE MIND
OF THE BIBLE-BELIEVER by Edmund G. Cohen.
^^^
CB: True. In case you don't think Engels also held a more complex understanding
of the nature
Lenin is dead, and hasn't had a chance to update his work lately.
CJ
CB: Most of Lenin's concepts from 1916 don't need updating. Monopoly,
financial oligarchy cartels. financial sector dominance and parasitism of
industrial capital, objective laws or tendencies of capitalism apply
http://pww.org/article/articleview/14219/
Gaza crisis: challenge and opportunity for Obama to turn the page toward
peace
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Ralph Dumain
Here is a quick list of some commonly accepted falsehoods or
nonsensical assertions:
1. The logic of the Marxist analysis of social development is based on
the philosophical system of dialectical and historical materialism.
Dialectical and historical materialism together
Speaking of...
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/dec/30/rnc-pushes-unprecedented-criticism-of-bailouts/
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
EXCLUSIVE: RNC draft rips Bush's bailouts
Ralph Z. Hallow http://www.washingtontimes.com/staff/ralph-z-hallow/ (
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I. Capitalism is not the meaning of industrial process. The industrial
system is founded on machinery driven by mechanical motion. Each expansion of
the
quantitative boundary of the electro-mechanical process further
revolutionized the productive forces on the basis of mechanical motion
II. The semi-conductor is to industrial society, what the spinning machine
and steam engine was to manufacture.
The semi-conductor and associated technology, expresses a leap is in
progress, (understanding leap to mean a transition), from an industrial society
founded on mechanical
9. Super Capitalism, Super Imperialism and Monetary Imperialism
(Charles Brown)
CB: Most of Lenin's concepts from 1916 don't need updating. Monopoly,
financial oligarchy cartels. financial sector dominance and parasitism of
industrial capital, objective laws or tendencies of
5. Re: Lenin philosophy blog (farmela...@juno.com)
A little later on, Soviet psychologists
initiated attempts at developing their own
psychological theories which they hoped
would be consistent with basic Marxist principles
such as the materialist conception of history and
Lenin's analysis of
V. Speculation
But the middle ages had handed down two distinct forms of capital, which
mature in the most different economic social formations, and which before the
era of the capitalist mode of production, are considered as capital quand même —
[all the same] usurer’s capital and
And see:
http://www.marxists.org/archive/vygotsky/works/crisis/index.htm
CJ
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In a message dated 1/6/2009 12:00:59 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
jann...@gmail.com writes:
9. Super Capitalism, Super Imperialism and Monetary Imperialism
(Charles Brown)
CB: Most of Lenin's concepts from 1916 don't need updating. Monopoly,
financial oligarchy cartels. financial
And see:
http://www.marxists.org/archive/elkonin/works/1971/stages.htm
Also important to note that Piaget, in attempting to work out a
description of the 'sciences of man', integrates Marxism into his
system.
CJ
--
Japan Higher Education Outlook
http://japanheo.blogspot.com/
An industrial capital formation as a historically distinct sector of capital
no longer exist. I am not aware of one single economist of note that speaks
of an industrial sector of capital. Not one. The existence of Chrysler, Ford
or GM does not mean a sector of capital called industrial
This paper from 1997 does look prescient though--but then again I was
thinking the same sort of things in 1997 having seen Japan's crash and
then the run up to the Asian crisis (which was precipitated by
currency bets by the big players like Soros).
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